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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner publishes subscription rates at $2 per year in advance and guarantees wide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. It lists Democratic state and national ticket selections including John W. Kern, W. G. Conrad, Thomas McTague, Lewis Penwell, and Miles Romney among others, with offices across Montana.
The Beaverhead county Democratic convention named a strong ticket with broad county representation and united support. Delegates praised the process as conscientious and productive, predicting a win in November as Bryant leads nationally and Norris heads the state slate. Separately, Rosebud County Republicans cry foul over alleged packing of primaries by Carter allies, urging voters against machine politics and pledging a clean administration in eastern Montana.
An OCR fragment notes the A republicans of eastern Mon Bd with Donlan involved, referencing the Car ialite grouping. The text is fragmented and offers limited context about roles or actions.
National Committeeman Bruce Kremer urges Montana voters to send funds to Governor Osborne at the Albany Hotel Denver office for Bryan and Kern. Osborne to manage Montana funds, with half retained locally. Citizens urged to contribute promptly to aid the Bryan campaign.
Notice from The Examiner inviting voluntary campaign contributions to the National Committee upon solicitation by several prominent Democrats of the county.
A Montana man in afterlife is appointed reader of the choir. He longs for Montana and asks St Peter for a four week return. Peter refuses, warning that too many returns would empty heaven of singers.
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